The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Muslim Memories of West’s Imperialism
Special Report: American politicians know little about history, so they lash out at people from formerly colonized Third World nations without understanding the scars that the West’s repression and brutality have left on these societies, especially in the Muslim world, as historian William R. Polk explains. Read full article.
Pending Robert Steele: Death of a Nation — All Crazy, All Black, All Prisoners [Deal with It!]
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Source: The New Craft of Intelligence: Personal, Public, & Political–Citizen's Action Handbook for Fighting Terrorism, Genocide, Disease, Toxic Bombs, & Corruption (OSS, 2002), Figure 25, Page 98. Continue reading “2002: Robert Steele Graphic Predicting Illegal Immigration Break-Out”
Should the West Partition Iraq?
Some people still cling to the belief that a formal partition of Iraq into three states — sometimes referred to as Shiastan, Sunnistan, and Kurdistan — would cure the chaos the United States created when it invaded Iraq in the Spring of 2003. Partition is a simple idea that grabs the imagination. But the nation-building wannabes inside the beltway have a poor track record when it comes to creating designer nations in the Middle East.
Attached herewith is an exchange between Ambassador Edward Peck and the historian William R. Polk. Together, they explain succinctly why the principle of parsimony does not hold when it comes to Iraq: there is no Occam’s Razor to cut through the mess we created in Iraq. Moreover, as Polk suggests, the destructive effects accompanying partition will continue the spillover into Syria and Turkey. And while Lebanon is not mentioned, what affects Syria affects Lebanon and the Palestinian question.
Continue reading “Chuck Spinney: Divide Iraq? Get a Brain….”
A paper describing an alternative view on money for a UN initiative…
Grassroots economics, in a context of a community of micro-entrepreneurs, uses a Collaborative Credit System (CCS) in which members issue interest free credit to each other. This is similar to how most national currencies are created, yet it is done peer-to-peer, without the involvement of banks.
34,000 men and women who served in Iraq and Afghanistan are losing their guaranteed five-year eligibility for VA service due to “systematic obstacles.”
Tip of the Hat to Mark Patrick at LinkedIn.
Hookers, kidneys & nose jobs: New map shows most searched cost obsessions by country
Phi Beta Iota: The Nordic countries are noteworthy for being the only ones where “to study” is the key search term.
